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World news — September 12, 2026 - Page 4

World publications published on September 12, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 4 of 6.

131 publications

  1. WorldRegulatorsAsiaMiddle East

    Iraqi Resistance Denies Claims of Attacking Saudi Facilities

    The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has denied accusations that it was responsible for the recent attack on vital Saudi facilities. In a series of statements, the group expressed surprise at the Iraqi government's hastiness in adopting these allegations without sufficient evidence. They also reiterated their support for the Yemeni people, who have been besieged by the Saudi regime for over a decade, and warned against being drawn into Zionist-American plans that could benefit their enemies. The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has offered to participate in any government investigation to uncover the truth.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastBudgetFraud

    National Bank of Cambodia Revokes Sky International's License, Initiates Liquidation

    The National Bank of Cambodia has revoked the payment service license of Sky International Technology and initiated bankruptcy liquidation proceedings. In March, Sky Technology was sanctioned by the UK government for allegedly providing financial support to a suspected telecom fraud park associated with the Prince Group. Sky International is the parent company of Xiao Yi Payment (CoolCash), which began the withdrawal repayment process in June.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    Lithuania's Power Grid CEO Resigns Over Post-Storm Outages

    Renaldas Radvila, CEO of Lithuania's state-owned electricity grid company, Energijos Skirstymo Operatorius (ESO), resigned on Thursday due to ongoing power restoration efforts following a recent hurricane on August 22. Despite three weeks passing, some residents were still without electricity, leading to public frustration and Radvila's apology. The ESO board accepted his resignation, effective until September 30.
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  6. WorldBillRegulatorsAsiaMiddle East

    Trilateral Meeting to Address Afghan Refugee Crisis

    A series of high-level meetings were held to discuss the situation of Afghan refugees. A trilateral meeting between Afghanistan, Iran, and the United Nations is set to take place in Kabul to address refugee issues. The UNHCR will also hold discussions on forced deportation at an international conference in Switzerland in October. Afghan officials expressed support for these efforts.
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  10. WorldMiddle EastChinaConflict

    Laos Hands Over 142 Suspected Illegal Chinese Nationals to China

    On September 10, Lao authorities transferred 142 Chinese nationals suspected of illegal activities to Chinese authorities. The individuals, including 5 females, were suspected of violating Lao laws on entry and exit, working without permits, and potential involvement in cybercrimes. They were handed over along with seized items like computers and mobile phones, which will serve as evidence in future investigations. This handover was a result of collaborative efforts between Lao and Chinese law enforcement agencies.
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  12. WorldRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle East

    UN Extends Darfur Arms Embargo; US Proposal for Nationwide Ban Postponed

    The UN Security Council voted unanimously to extend the arms embargo on Sudan's Darfur region for one month. This decision came after the US retreated from pushing for a vote on a resolution that would have expanded the embargo to cover all of Sudan. The US had proposed a comprehensive arms embargo on all parties involved in the conflict, including the Sudanese military. The council's move allows time for further negotiations on the US proposal.
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  13. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Russian Attack on Odessa Damages High-Rise, Injures Dozens

    Early Saturday, Russian forces attacked Odessa with missiles and drones, damaging a high-rise residential building and injuring at least 23 people. The attack occurred around 3 AM, with emergency services working to extinguish fires and evacuate residents. The building's 21st to 23rd floors were on fire, and some residents were trapped in an elevator. The Odessa Regional Military Administration confirmed the attack and the damage to the building.
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  14. WorldTalksAfricaMiddle East

    Kazakhstan, Turkey Sign Readmission Agreement

    Kazakhstan and Turkey have signed a readmission agreement, establishing a procedure for returning persons without legal grounds to stay in either country. The agreement was signed by the Ministers of Internal Affairs of both countries during a meeting in Astana. It strengthens legal cooperation in migration and covers aspects such as countering transnational and cybercrime, search operations, migration security, and personnel training.
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  18. WorldMiddle EastWeather

    Casualties Reported in Kyiv Districts

    In the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv, there are casualties as a result of an attack, reported by Mayor Vitali Klitschko. Medical teams have been dispatched to the scene. In the Dniprovskyi district, there are 8 injured people due to the enemy's attack. In the Obolonskyi district, there are 2 injured due to enemy attack. In other parts of Kyiv region, one person died and three were injured, including a child, as a result of Russian attacks over the past day.
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  21. WorldMiddle EastTax

    China Raises Fuel Price Caps

    China has announced an increase in domestic fuel price caps starting September 12, aiming to shield consumers from rising global oil prices. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) raised retail gasoline and diesel price caps by 260 yuan and 250 yuan per tonne respectively, less than the full formula would have allowed. The move comes amidst elevated international crude prices due to Middle East supply risks.
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  22. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Iran, Oman Sign Agreement on Hormuz Strait Navigation

    Iran and Oman have signed an agreement on new maritime traffic arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz, with the details to be announced at a meeting attended by foreign ministers of coastal countries. The entrance route to the Persian Gulf will be entirely within Iranian territorial waters, and part of the exit route will also be in these waters. However, the agreement does not mean the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened; Iran has presented seven conditions to the US through intermediaries, and the strait will remain closed until these conditions are met.
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  23. WorldMiddle EastBorder Security

    Suicide Crisis in Ukrainian Armed Forces

    The Ukrainian Armed Forces are grappling with a surge in suicides, with multiple cases reported across various brigades. The National Police of Ukraine has confirmed this trend, citing reports from several units including the 80th separate assault brigade, 103rd, 105th, and 119th separate territorial defense brigades. Among the victims are also women with children. The exact reasons behind this increase are not specified in the provided texts.
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  24. WorldEarth

    Mexico Braces for Heavy Rains and Storms on September 12

    Mexico is expected to experience heavy rains, electrical storms, and strong winds on September 12, according to the National Weather Service (SMN). Eight states are under alert for heavy rains, including Sonora, Chihuahua, Baja California Sur, Durango, Sinaloa, Jalisco, and Michoacán. The Mexican monsoon, atmospheric instability, and a cyclonic circulation at high altitudes are contributing to these conditions. Additionally, a tropical wave will bring showers and heavy to very heavy rains in several states. High temperatures will persist in areas of Baja California, Sinaloa, Nuevo León, Tamaulipas, Coahuila, Chihuahua, and Durango.
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